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The St. Johns herald., 1887-12-22
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

SPRAYED UK STULEN.
 One bay horse, branded II on left shoulder; about l5 hands high and about 5 years old One sorrel horse, branded II on left shoulder, about 15 hands high and about 6 years old. One bay roan horse, brandel CC on left shoulder and 3 NJ on left thigh; the latter brand be- ing vented. HUNING & COOLEY,
 Show LOW. AriZ.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.

St. Johne, Thuredey, Dec. 22
The St. Johns herald., 1887-12-22

Large roan mare, white strip in face,
The St. Johns herald., 1887-12-22

POST OFFICE. B.F.M. BLAKE, P. NJ. Ofice hours: Open rom A. M until P. N. On Sundays from 10 2Pa Mali closes going east at II A. NJ.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-12-22
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Rich Grow Richer and the Poor Poorer

A Money Power has dictated legislation and the administration of justice, both State and National to such an extent as to render the Elective Franchise nullity if not farce, and elected officials mere fgure-heads.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-12-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. l

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11

MegxnEAE (Oas.l, sspt. l0-HeBFy
PoFtss's excessive tannsRy and ave I'D
ioinina tsneDe1i hoooss wsra ourned 20
ths ground this morning. Tweoty stx
families are hOnlale~n. Iho total los
4 aatimafsd AZ eN0n 600,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11

ine Only oGsnslvs rmrliBans undsR sAs
claim uf evil nsHviaa ratarnn. orcuRhl
uDu1 that wurthy cansA as ha las dane.
- ooi12 thal has ess hin haak for
yea1 b fohiie appEseiatiun. % ~
Eleaf oe1EtDon1 of tie whala country.
kbeHn was . uffll greater &isappulntmena
b tna revival b. President Csgelana af
ne alimesltiss of ths waE. vhieh had
Nlmog1 diea cut
Ne ellea ths appiisssIda of spllhsia.
tlampa,n ~paupers = :. land aeanbars.n
and TIE Ilka g Inlllieisns nnA poiisisal
neuspapsfs an4 chaEHad Cevelnnd a.
ruaponslhae for ahla hesause hin polssy
had besn % mAhs q aprsar 0hai afaer
AZ toeEe ua1 1cthlsa very Uerioaaly
vruna ahoui secession and rohellion.
his oouENa waa mla0hiEauaa. esDecially
towards ahe 01uih. Tha poopia o.
tne coath wnne t0a truth, and that h
thas the peopls of ahe naFih want Is en-
elfo peAoe aad ffaleEnisF fer The uhole
land on ths ha1il az counuiels Iasurni.
tlou end Asseplanes o. tie fruiia ana
resaies Of she var, hence they ean's
eo1nent % recognizes The aat that indi.
eeeso onanee IN the estimate al the
ldeaa upoa which the eonfoderasY waa
ea1oe, nos ean they iizaen % . harsh
oEltielHm e cor soldiers On The proro-
e1flo1 - soRsu1der, in ths wsy u Wns
prupos1d. 80 r6noi baalls zazA
epoakin9 of the tariff. be made tks
ae1estion that while ehero were mAny
pFeeoeetsnises in The DemoeEntio party,
- the paEsy e. sush hes been and b
noy eaantlally . free trads party.
kefafRinR % Powoll'a slatamana that
sne Democratic paFay had never made q
land RFant % q railway, be aaid that
ne reeura1 between 1850 and 1881, aus.
ing The De@gerAtio aaministFation
aoov that IS Oongrsssfoaai grants %
railroads. we're made. aazfeaatina So.
10000 acres, about thrss 6fths of all /
he land1 eha1 ever havs been GFMntsd
% railroads. He aFR1ed at great length
ln favor q pEoasoeion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11
OuL oPERAroRs.
RHPonR cosuKaNINa A SUIT AaAENax DAnK
OFFICIALS on AoonUHT or
oPnCULATTuNs.

REPonR cosuRaNINa A suTT AGAINST BAnK
OFFICIALS on AoonUHT or
sPRCULAITuNs-
PrTrssuna, Sept. lo.-Mastes W. b.
Rogers, IN the suit Of Henry Warner.
asslanes Of The defnnet Pennsylvania
Bank, against Wm. N. Riddle. Presi-
dsns Of fhs hank, and n. x. Me8nl
Iery and =. p. Beal, oil operators. for
the purposs of changing The defendants
With certain monsys Of the bans lost 10
oil Transactions duFino tue years ISIS
and IssG has juas complssed bis report.
The assignee charged that the defend
ants unIaWf1ily and repeatedly wtth
drew from the banks soma Of money
aaaraaating nearly $4,000. for the
p1fpose Of making . corner IN oil,
which vas illegal. Tbe Msster hnds
shaa Riddle, Beal and MeAullsFy we're
eli parties TO the eonsp,racy. and that
the bank Itself. NOS being Q party. Ice
assignee my recover the loss from the
eonspirasors. He concluded his report
bV recommsndina that = deafee be
made for eea7, ,o9i. less e67 .Ooo on de
posi1 20 ths ersdn OF McMnlisFy 81 tbs
iims Of the banks saapension- fns
defendants alea separate AnsvsFs "a
The saif. President Riddle deniss that
De- haa ecDtrol Of The ofacers and EN-
ployes of TIE hank, o. tss moaey and
nasssn, oni Sns Directors Ind saeh EN-
trul. A Be vas absent from the hank hy
reason oe Illness. Hs also denies ans
lmpropsF o. tlleaal wttodfaval - -.
ue The fanda Of ths bank, oT aoy eombk
naaion viih TIE othsP defsndants 10 -
lafioa 10 anything oonnscied With N
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RAxnAEHz nzaAnnuEa m coNNnurIus
WIZ zza mcaLxNE nAnn.
BAEzEMpns. 6sp1. 1oI-~GaRainnI ca.
hone nnrhDSsRsa sAn followlnR naaeamena
g EefsEsnso 20 hin ennnsestam With ths
Mel3fYDn enses
ehossly sfssr hin afrissl b Rsms b
keos1nFy lasl, Oandiuai 0ibbooe. a
cadence Wish ths holy RathsR, uae r.
qnsses6 ~ His Holiness 30 azk DE-. Nc
talynn to ooxma % Rouns. On the naxs
o4y tha CARDINAL cumplie6 w1ih the II.
elEue1ioug of tie HoIy Rafhar. bua g -
oid not knew DE. Me0lynnas aadress
ho wEoea tha lal1ar 10 Dr.. Burtell. be-
cause be regarded him q q friend Of
~. 1c9lyna. E0me wgakB lataR Car
dinAl Gibhona receiWed 8 raply fr0m
uf. Buktell. giving reasons aud exouans
wy Dr.. He9lynn dia net 10 70 Roma
As the answer from DR. Blrtall uns ad-
0resgsd, no1 10 Cardinal Himaoni, but 10
Cardinal 9ibnona himself, che lattaF
saw no reason toE handing she letter %
the RropAasnda. Far, however, from
snpprea1lnR its contents, hs Waa very
careful % oommanioate them % the
Cardinal RFefeot Of The Propaganda.
Cardinal 6iboen was ID no way au-
thorized 70 aet a. an intermediate BE-.
tween DIR. Me9lynn and his asohhiahop,
and therefore sefupalouslY avoided 10
terfeRtnR ID matter in which ha had
no direce concern, aud his visit 10 Rome
BAD 70 view different parposs. while
ne Cardinal vas anxioun. in the inter-
nst Of odnction and reliainu. 10 noe 4
aniysFatsy established IN the country,
be has sbstained from giving his vote
q favor OF any particular location.
The CaFdinL has no kuowiedae Of any
shanRe oontemplated OF sffsoted IN ne
original endow ment,
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sEATTLE, v. T. SUNDAY MoREEa sEPTEMRER il. lssa

- Wa, atlenAsd Q banaast assan b.
ths e1j1aEs 60 NE 0sHpnkaanth Array
CsErn imna mlnhf. He oHsEaa bnnma II
Aeuw &C ne Oerpa. wash wns he ons
esiea1ed foF expaximsnt n mshilixinR
she tB0eps ana fanAsa ths nsal e ths
eIxu cHsiAls aad tha ossotsnn e ~
psople frDm wAnm be nAid any nnnrifas
miaht ha esked whGm eha interests Of
Francs uess inRelvsd. Tha expnrisnos
eained by the uehillzsf1on e fhs Corps
aa1 di1polle1 tha deubt opprnline ~
nafio8 snd had gives Enxiiamant nna
tie eganfRy . 1eaitna of eanGda1es
whleh thsy dia nol po1asa beteRs ths
asahilfNaafnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11

suDoHT % INTERESTING NEWS uOTns
HnoM VIuTonzA.

BuDoET o. INTERESTING NEWS uOTEs
HooM VICTORIA.
vpcTonzA (B. Oh, Sept. 1O.-The
snhoenee Lotsis Fairchild arrived today
With 29o7 akfns aa she aeaaon'a eAtah,
thoaah 100 Of them we're seized by
TIE Rash, aha Oaptain having placed
them IN store at Sand Point Island.
The German schooner Aoele also aR.
rived With 1850 akina.
OApe. OlaSke. Who arrived on the
schooner Black Diamond from BahFing
esa, on Wednesday, vas drowned 10 The
hAEboR nt econ today, falling from .
ship while eomeWhat inebEiaAed. He
9as native Of 0laazoW, whero his wife
and family nov live.
Tie steamer Bsskowits arrived from
The north teaay, and hEines nswa that
The Metlakahtla Indians wsFa'nsaFlS ell
transferred 10 thsiF neW home IN Alaska.
rhsy ere building houses and II tbs
evening ere aeoustomiER themselves 10
the neW order Of thing bF running up
she stars and stripes and sAlntiug With
q caunon. the band playing sHAii
Colombia tnstaad Of '0od Saws ehe
Quesn." It b said thai q feeling exisis
among other Indians abeus also moving
into Alaakn.
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TER soclALIgzz PExExIoH on-nxPnzsu
AxInM On ne nLRufTaH noAnn.

rGR ooolAL11xs RgTKTI1H pon- n-HxPnnaHmz-
AxTnH Oh TER RLHurIoH BoAnD.
NBw YoaK. GspA e.-The COMMITTEES
of the Socialists appointed lnss nieht
called ct the police heAdquafters today
10 present their petition for The appoinS
ment 81 the Inspectors of Elsotisu.
The petitioD, which covers tgslvs pAess
of foolscap, declared that the Pfuares-
sivs Labor Party is diatincE orRaniEa-
sion capable Of obtaining aad caattaa
votes and THAI eontemplats holding q
state O0Dvestion 20 nominata STATE on
carn. fhe paFty claims 70 ale1e enbody
labor societies and asserts that ID e
responsible fer sixty thousand voses
east In this County last year fes Hsnsy
George. The oommittes expressed con
edence that the Oommissionars, at
their meeting next Tuesday, would
recognise The SOoialist 10 the. exclusion
Of the Geofeeises.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11
WFHERAE CosHm.


U1 oEHMnAB sEnnoM RESUMED At
0nxmMvuxR, RRMNsxEEAmfAs
0nzRzsErEB (Pa.l. Sept. 10s-The
Lotheran 0sneEal Council Waa resumed
this morning. In the oEdsE e business
the reading Of the report Of - Roroign
Missionary Oommittoe'a TreasaFsR
showsd Feesip4s Of ths year past b. Be
x6.229. and expsnditnrs6 81. .f6o. The
eoepeii then reverted 10 the report Of
the eoDntttee.foR revising church ser
vi9es and the form Of the marriage
ceremony. left unfinished. vas again
taken up. Aftsf q discussion the 70
port was adopted. The next subject,
baptism Of infants, Vas taken up. but
the hour for adionrnmsns having aF.
rived, q potlon vas carried 10 carry the
sane order sf business over for the
afternoon session.
The Church Oommiitee reported that
Q tart Of the common service has been
eompisted fog ell The three Enelish
bodies, and Q corresponding tsxt for
The German synods. All the bodies
have agreed b anita ia peeparin9 Q re.
vised edition Of the Augsburg eonseo-
sion. and the Lutheran small cate
ohisma for general use N all branches
Of the Lutheran churches Ia America.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11
Seaa Q. EEw.
m n aAIn 70 N mrxnxsxKD m sunEn
CoAs1 nAILnoAD RnoPnMxTxs.

m n aAin 70 N MTNnxxxHD m BuasH
COAST RAILROAD PROPERTIES.
San FRkncIsco, nepa. I0.--John q
New. pF8pEistor Of The Indianapolis
JOurnaf and United States Treasurer
under Presidents Graas, arrived IN this
city yesterday. IL VS. reported on she
street that bic mission here "a In con
neelion With neRetiaiina railroad bo0ds
aa be q prominent member Of the Nee
foFk Loan and Trust Company. Hs
9a9 seen In conversation With several
railroad men among than j. a.
Woodland, Of she OAKLAND. Alameda and
Laundry Farm Line. other else known
as the "AtehiHun Mynlary.1
10 % evident that some hia scheme is
hrewiDR. With vhioh the visit of NJ.
New 20 this Ooast is clossiy oonneoted
he vas seen bY Q reporter, bat he said
nothing NJ these matters.
Win references 10 ths effect Of the In
tafstats Commosoo bill upon EagfeFn
aeuspapeFs. be said; Rhas bsfors the
paesaRe Of - cot the papeEs reoaived
little 70 the uay Of cash psyments for
advertising, feee transportation being
given a. an sQuivnleaf. Now, however.
the touFnals we're reapinR Q golden bar
Vest, for, although the editors received
% passes, The meney taken for adveE-
tisomenss greatly exoesoed the benedt
derived from being haalsd around the
eouniry for nothing on The few oeea-
Sons when they had time 10 travel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11
0LEMnl CONFERENCE
The University Question
Laid On the Table.
AseUT SEALS AnO INDIANS.
asssrnsR BkEslsss's Csaaltlsa-suaasr
cralss Arrested IN AIaaaasrQas.
New Msxiso-JsAa o. New
Isssrviswsd b sAn
REassisso.


Rn1IAE nzRonR HxRBcrxp vnum IN
unzxHRzzx comlEETTHs o. mumDAx.
fSpeoiAl 10 he Posr-In1nzxzuxncsn. /
OExMREA (W. T.l. gspt. l0.--rhe con-
ference nes thia moEnina ns TIE usanl
houE. On motion % 4. :. Hannon al
me1tora relating % TIE unigsrnisy we're
lnid en M tabis for furiher nsliGn.
Caaxann MaDarmash. o. B. Andanpnn
end q. n Oshnrn we're aAmittsd q faIl
eonneoiion and elecee6 Deaoona J. q.
Saith wag eioeeed looAi Dsaeen. o. r
Anaeroon paa elected EIdsR.
J. 3. Ekidmoes presented Q. DsEEiskss
Raw. D. O. LsscuTd vas slsuasd deas-
ease 10 tha 0enornl OanfsEanea. ana D.
I. Dennsg yas chosen Lag Elss1osaI
OunfefEuoo UsIonafa.
a special eanmistse of thsss was ap-
poinoed On eduoation, IS foIlows:
MeRsFA Henson, Dillen and Degora.
A cOmmgninati0n frpm tie oiaiBsms OF
Tacoma e3sFinR &76,00 bonua for TIE
looa1igH of tie University in that plass
uos Rad and referred % the C1mmiatss
On Eo1aAlion.
W. 9. Hnrrinason and n. O. wire, Of
the Oregon Annual ConfsEpnoe. wess
introduced.
Tue report of the Ooumittes on
Tracts vas Rad and sdoptsa.
Several other reports Wses rad and
considered.
Ths question, HWho remain on tFialfn
being nsked, a. ]. MeNamee and james
Eva wese called and admisted.
1apern1meTaFy pRsaeheFa we're called
sod d. 3. Blair. J. 3. Leach, =. u.
RobeFtaon bad thsiR chaFasleEn passed
sna relations eenliuasd.
b. q. Brown reported on the Qlympia
Collegiate Academy that $3.50 bad bsen
raised.
Ga the question Of The next place Of
messing Of the Conferences, seattle vas |
appointrd unanimously.
tho afternoon was occupied In CON-
nieeee work.
On Monday the Committees on Uni-
,eFsisy vill probably =. port 10 far no |
,s1ion WkstevsT has beea taken 90 tie
ooation Of the UBiveEsity 81 Tsoona.
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aovxnSon Bonkxxn DRIVES A Lo1o
CALDWELL (Ohiol Gspt. 10 -Ths
opening of tks eampaiHn by tbs Re-
pahlioana taday bronRht q aFsaa thFuoe
81 paopls together. GoverDos Fssakar
delivered iona address whlah vas 70 .
eonsideFabIa extent N ansusf % Ne
spsssh of his esmpsfitsE Powell. He
rspated ths etatsssBta of the latter -
enrdin9 Tie handlinR of the etsse
llnancea amd EsfwEred IN ssus1le teFms
10 the eisefioa fFnnds 61gina ths pre-
Vione n6niuissFaiinn and % TIE eloe1inD
az 6enntoF PaYne aa ohoWina toe tend
eaeT of thss admints1RAfinn aD9
mathods huFtfui % the Stats daring the
MHminisfsaAiom 61me of TIE psFpsfrS-
ssss of shass fFauds have hesn puuished
end ele0fioa iaWs pssssd whisA weai6
Fsn6sF thstE rspstision vel nigh In
Tas1isa q HasIoRal polssies nnd -
farFtna 20 PowelI'a auRaa4ele1 thai Q
nepublioMn 0azse KMa9uAivs Oommittsa
81 oeaanirnd Ger tha purpoae e sVckina
arrnfrF Nhsrnaais Praaasutlal train,
= aald NR. Powell miaha dlnmia aII
eask tear, and a6Aaf. -Sohn ehsRmAn
hMn ne aush tEMln- wFBaknEn 90 aYui1 a.
AIlan @. 1hasmaa en- Rsss an 90
annn1~
Hs asvuasd eouzidasahls spnss "a
Pnaaldsmt 0s9sla.d, bu1 daBisa oaslna
mads auy pssHo1al ae.aek 1pa1 hiD.
Hs hsa asals usth tha PIssi6a1f's pub
lis ns1n. Rnaidnna OlsvsIan6, bg ~
hasinR - dsspiashts peiiey og nswsv
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sAnze AnRssrwD.
son. LITTLE KxoTRKHENT onBkTKD AT
AEBUoUn1oun.

soME LITTLE Kx0TRKHENT on1kTKD Al
AEBuoUn1ouB.
ALBuQUKnQUn, IN. NJ. espa. TO-
Some Iittle exeitement waa osaaai0ned
today By the arrest og ex-JaileR Orolos,
an Americas. and Ton DTe, On The
charge Of endeavoFing TO assist The
pFisoneFs In the Oonnty tall 70 escape.
fha new BheFin, Peter A. GhogWood.
discovered that daplicate KEYS 10 the
ISL we're IL possession Of eoms of TIE
pEisoness and be began 70 search, nud-
Inc one which uEloeks the small eslls 10
TIE peokst Of Bsowa, tneafssFated for
an allaaed attempt % wreck 81 AtlADtie
q PaeiAo train. This key wns
made eut Of bone By Dye and
was thrown into he corridor
throuah 8 window 10 Brown. Jeese
HasoouFt, Who uas IN iAil On 9 charge
Of an attompt % hioW 40 Q train VITA
dynamite, bot Who has been released,
stafea that Oroiot. the dag before be
cas- released from biz positi0a, gsve IN
impFsssiou Of all ths iails ksys 70 DYE,
BESIDES sAoWina him hoW 20 work TIE
sombination lock On the bla iroa door
shas leads into the call Department..
0wina 10 the fact that several Important
witnesses "a ths eaae vas MISSING Dye
bad iass been rsisased from ian where
be Uas c0nhned With The weman HsF
court On . charge Of dynanite throw.
tnn.
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A1FWB % EnR nnuHuE oc1uznMucRI n
a 081MAH RARER.
BEmEm. Geps. 1nI-The NovsA Gsvnsem
8esffs says fhaa the govsEnment has
laesive4 No information oonserninR The
Imposition of heavy Gns apoa King
Maliseoa. q Samoa. and his sahssQasat
6epogieioa By ths OommanAaK a. the
0eEman na1a6Fon. "a 10 trns. the pager
aeasaa. shat the squadron Uaa ordered ts
deDand sseisfaesioa for robberiss eon-
mie1sd % 9erman plantntions and for
The eh7as of GeFmans uhiia esfsbfnfinR
the EmpsruFis birfh6aY as Aria. n
King Malistos refused 10 pay tha dan
sRss enn % 0ise eaRisfnaafnM for ths In
sails y u pfoheeIa that tie military tn
enFsiswed TIE samoan ofloeR of RcEalan
kslations espeeiaily. TIE equal Fiahls
Of Germany. Bnaiand and AnsEina VIII
remain ahe azme. whategsr may be The
fats Of King Malietoa. A laras majority
Of the namoAus have lona FeeoGnixs6
Tie aathority of TaDaas as King.
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MEDICAL CsMenEss.

EKEzUExATIo1s ovKn TMn sUocmaHFuE
RzDua on TEE an1A1 ASSEMBLY.
WAsEIH0roR, espt. l0.-Ths Aual So
sion Of toe Ninth Eutsgnational Session
Of The Medical Congress was called 10
order 90 $50 Q. N, today. Many Of the
American members bad alssady lsft the
city for theiR homes and ths attendance
Waa consequently not 20 large - usual.
The Secretary General read By titles
alone several gesofutions passed By the
sections and referred 70 the OonReess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11
SIMPLY IN OVERSIGHT.
Another PerplexIng Grand
Army Incident.
szMREx an ovEsaEsnr.
Asoxzua anAzD knsrr rsurpzxx osuxr.
cozNn2R.

AA4A1M4 U4A80 AMML lMILHZIx CtUWW7
coMMn1I.
PKLADxERM1A. @pa. lo-Oommander
Harper, of ths DspaFtmsnt of PennaVi-
yanls 9. 4. 3 has fuss issued a. order
for 9 Grand AFmy dsuouasfasson anA
military parade nsxt Friday. Ths tsnar
OF tee order b shs oaass of nc li1fie
eomnenA Il reads a. foliews. sTn
panmina TIE EsyAswina stand o. whiie
halna Fsglswgd b. Lasus ssnant- General
rnillic 3. BhsFi3an, of toe Uaiisd
oeatea Army, nons bat Past Osmmand
ses vii esluis. Ths Past Oomman6srrP
aaa viii b oipped.S
A. the paFads Win he reviswed hy
Rrssidsn1 Olsssland, and 9snsFal Bhaf.
iean viii he ID eommapd Of shs line, Il
e claimed By eoms vstsrAnA nol Grand
Army nlen. that tie name Of Prsaidsnt
Cleveland ahoold have boan inssrtad 10
lhat paragraph of The oFdef, and that ID
10 dieeot sitRhs % tha Chief MaaissFate
In not doing %. Tue men. however, ere
Al ef the opinina that TIE masesf vas
- gversiRhk and that 10 siiahs was IN
londad.
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FnExcm ARMr.
rux anxAT nonrr1xarToa ExPzznExx1 a
nuucnsA

THn anxAR HonrrzzsTIoa ExPEzrMxx1 a
nUucEsA
PAnzA. Sept l0l-roa Mohilizssion en-.
psrams NJ has neosssiaaaed the raisine Of
he ssvsnth Army Corps from 1oOo0 10
XTEe fuIiv elothed. armed and
eouipped. TIE DembsFs q ths B. serve
are ef ans peysiQs. Tbe Cavalry have
. seed piacs bal sas 0sa lack Q hrn
saaG many hsVtnG haen thFo1n- Tns
oBesfs we're somewhat bothered in
hAndlinR q larger hody Of men thAB
thsy wsFa assassoDsd -. The ARTILLERY
moSsnenaa we're sluegisA. AisassibsF,
howsssF, the expeFinsnt tnspises eonh
dencs IN The aruy. The ecashARn
Cnrpa haa nos besa Regarded - the
hssa a. The eooelasioB oe the abam
anAa tnaay, 0ansEal kerNoa eoafeFFed
apnn 0enefal OsBens tAs oesoEatioa
81 eomnandsr ef he legtoG of eonor.
EsMnnH AZ xa1 nAMQcu.
PAnza Bape 10s--M. FsEsans Mlalsssg
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GovERnoR BARrEErr.
N LuoEss srxL1.. But n cozsuIous 70
vK1H LITTLn o4 TIE TTIrD.

a LaN0k11 BtILLs Dof % c0N1uIoUI 10I
vKBH LFTTLB oR TIE TIKI.
San FnAEczsco, esua. l0.--Thsre was
practically no change in Governor Bart
lstt'a condition today. he remains un-
conscious most Of The tine. and when
bis n1ipd clears htsle he can FeoogDtss
90 one but his brothsg. A. noon bis
pulse waa l0e; temperataRe, 100; feapiFa-
ton, 50. Lieutsnane. Governor Water
man and his private secretary BoF1sk
called at she h0use fec miD1tes this
morning, bot wefo bot psrmitsed 10 ess
the G0vegpoT. WateFman said be Woald
perform no ofneial act while . spark Of
life Wa laft.
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RMRmo. Sept. l0.-Frank Fallon, q
yoana man Of eood Fepusafisn, vas pes.
sine through Chinatown lass night. aud
Kicked 81 doc which baEked ~ him. 4
Ohinaman uho wao standiBg by drew .
psstoi sila shat Fallen IN TIE side. The
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HHmnnN AZ K11 nAMccHx.
Pass. Baps. 1n--M. Fssan, Mlals1sg
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aAH FnkNcIsoo, 8spt. 10 -ComnoSo1o
Wiisan, Of ths Conslruotlon nepaEt-
meat az the navy, will rfaommsna
ssiainq up 3 pisat foF steel ahip build
fn9 q Mafs IsiaD4. That wifi efoaaa q
hsalfhy eompstliion batueon The esv-
ernmanf and private baildsrs n pro-
dusina ships of waf, aBd will uaks
san RsanoIaeo Bay tke eee1e of Rsaaa
nannfaeiuFing activity In The nsaR
futnra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11

LonpoN, Sept. 10.-Iu the House Of
Commons today John B. Gibson, Solo
isoF General for Ireland, IN reply 20 In
tarFrRatoEies BY sexton, said that the
Government did not have sofasieat In.
formation 10 make . statement relative
10 the trouble 81 Mitchellstovn yestef-
dav.
Upon receiving this answer 10 bis
question. sexton said: II shall resist
any progress 10 the appropriation bill
until the 90veFnmsnt Rivss the desired
information" PaFnellite eheera-
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San FmANcEsoo. 6spt. i0y--TheEa IL
quite large nnmbsF Of Msxionn mil
iioaalre capitalists end large mine
osnsFs IL tbe eity - psesa1t. rs is
snliruly pssbabls," aaf4 3 Gonftaman
anaaeed in TIE nexiesn trade 70 an
eoqufrsE today, ~ths aaegl1 fnom tha
naianbogina Fspuhlio nsw aenpplna a
tne OasidaetAl repgegant 9l0nO00o 81
Mex1nan eanlfaf. az ovsR.H
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J1EEnsoa cErT Ms.l. sspe. 10 -Ths
trial OF zoe Bald kao6Ssrs cane 90 q
Sudden teFminali1a yasseaday after-
noen hy the dafeadAnts in body en-
lerlnR plea Of Railiy. ssntsnos Was
dafeFrso.
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mere fonto Basin MwRderR.

FLAosrkHy a. IT,, 6epf. S.-Tvs
more murders havs occurred 10 the no
tsrious Tonto Besin. Field, one Of the
Graham fastlon, shot and killed John
Tsvksbury and william Jaeobe from
ambush as. they were riding on the
road. The bodies we're found bua The
murdsreFs escaped into the mountains.
Another shsrth's posse yin lsavs here
this afternoon.
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sAH FRAxCEscs. Sept. 9.--Ths Amari-
ean Sugar Refinery today advanced
priess . qsartsR Of = cent per pound On
ell grades.
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PETzsBUns. Sept. lo.-fho soidiegs'
mOnans1t 20 Bfsddoeks wss uBVsilse
todap. Ex-01vsEnos Plsrpont, Of Wssl
Virginia, nnd General 0lbaan, Of Ohio,
wnra ne pTinsipal speakers.